15 research outputs found
Consensus Conference on North American Training in Hepatopancreaticobiliary Surgery: A Review of the Conference and Presentation of Consensus Statements
No full textSurgical Coaching for Operative Performance Enhancement (SCOPE): skill ratings and impact on surgeons’ practice
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Impact of one-to-one tutoring on fundamentals of laparoscopic surgery (FLS) passing rate in a single center experience outside the United States: a randomized controlled trial
No full textSurgical Coaching for Advancement of Global Surgical Skills and Capacity: A Systematic Review
No full textIdentifying optimal program structure, motivations for and barriers to peer coaching participation for surgeons in practice: a qualitative synthesis
No full textAn Evaluation of the Role of Simulation Training for Teaching Surgical Skills in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Get PDFAn estimated 5 billion people worldwide lack access to any surgical care, whilst surgical conditions account for 11-30% of the global burden of disease. Maximizing the effectiveness of surgical training is imperative to improve access to safe and essential surgical care on a global scale. Innovative methods of surgical training have been used in sub-Saharan Africa to attempt to improve the efficiency of training healthcare workers in surgery. Simulation training may have an important role in up-scaling and improving the efficiency of surgical training and has been widely used in SSA. Though not intended to be a systematic review, the role of simulation for teaching surgical skills in Sub-Saharan Africa was reviewed to assess the evidence for use and outcomes
Mentorship Programs in Bariatric Surgery Reduce Perioperative Complication Rate at Equal Short-Term Outcome—Results from the OPTIMIZE Trial
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